The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-20
MEMS AXDOTHER NOTiNGS.

Eighteen thousand young brook trout
have been placed in the streams of Q learfield
county.
Two Kentucky farmers settled a dis
pute about a line fence by shooting each
otbreT dead The fence remains for their
heirs to quarrel over
II is said at Rome that the Pope will
once more notify Rev. Dr.. McG!ynn, of
New York, to present himself at the Watt
can within forty days on pain Of formal ex-
communication.
The Governors Of tne New Yuik Stock
Exchange decided yesl. rday 20 close the eX-
change at noon or every Saturday hereafter,
in conformity with the Half Holiday law,
and ordered all deliveries for sales on
Friday to be made Oh Monday.
TIE Baron ssses Anna and Louise Of
Gultehburg recently rowed in boat 70 the
spot where King Luiwig, OF Bavaria, drow-
ned linselt, and committed suicide in the
same way. Their bodies were found clasp
cd in each others aims. They had been
suffering from mplanchol a ever since the
Kings death.
News has Just reached San Francisco
Cal, to the , # CT hat j. B FTuch Ter, an
American citz Il who lift this State last
October to visit France, vas seized on his
arrival there and Imprisoned He WIS
denied counsel and was forced to serve in
the French army. He is row ID the Seventh
Regiment of the lide.
"A dispatch has been rec ived at Boston
stating that the ship Ocean King. the largest
American ship float, had been burned at sea
while on a voyage from Nanaimo, B. c., 10
San Ptdro. No ndings have VT been
received of the crew. The Ocean King was
of 35lO tons buJdrn, and vas built al Ken
nebunk, Me. IA 1874
The mash at Gibsonton distiTIery has
been reduced frooi 800 to 385 bushels per
day Oa Iasl Friday so 600 worth Of
whisky was taken cut OF 5ond at the Gj6-
sonton distiefy. On Saturday and the pre-
ceding Thursday over SIS 600 worth was
taken out. This entire amount was shipped
to the Eastern market by rail, making eight
car loads.
The mountains near the CoIdale COLI
cries, short distance from Tama qua, are
oEe mass of flames, and much trouble is ex-
perieuced in keeping the fires from the
breakers and air holes. The miners are
hard at work in endeavOring to change the
course OF the flames The country is be
clouded with smoke for many miles, owing
10 the mountain fires now in progress.
Policeman Julian Arnold, of Alexau-
dria, Va. was shot dead and Ernest l. Pad
gett, a compa aGion, wounded in Alexandria,
shortly before 1 O'Clock on Sunday morning,
while attempting to arrest two men they
overheard planning robbery. One Of the
robbers, John Curran, Of Washington,
well known desperate. was arr esJed, The
other escaped. Threats of lynching were
freely made.
William Carlson, a temperance advocate
living in San Francisco, was recently ar
rested for cruelty beating his horse on the
street. Ills defense was that the animal in
sisted on stopping IN front of every saloon
and tavern. and that hr himself was subject
ed 20 much ridicuIe and annoyance in conse-
quence The case was dismissed by Judge
Horublover, who had evidently driven an
animal with the same depraved habit.
"A death aud marriage in the same
house at almost the same time took place at
Dover, y. Il, on Friday last. a twO-year
old daughter of Mrs. Geo rye Moore, Of
SawyeT's Mills, fell own stairs and caught
her dress on a nail. Her clothing became
en- tangled around her neck and choked her
to death. Al Tie same time Mrs. Moore's
sister was being married in the parlor below.
During the marriage ceremony the child
had wandered from the room up stairs.
William Higgins. Harry German and
other sports, who were making a night of it,
got into heated discussion at the corner of
Outario and St. Clair streets, Cleveland,
Ohio w
struck German a terrible blow on the side
of The head with his fist, killing him almost
instantly German was thirty sc years
Old His mother is house keeper for
Senator II. B. Payne, who educated
Germans brother. Higgins was formerly
a salonn-keeper.
For years Mrs. Hannah Patterson, of
BeUeveTnon, Fayette County. has been an
. invalid and for seven years has not left her
bed Capt. J. W. Morgan, with whom she
had lived, moved recently to Duquesne. and
. it became necessary to remove her to a rela-
tive's house. She was prepared for the trip
. down town and astOnished those present by
walking down stairs from her room, and
when the carriage arrived walked out to it
and got in with some little assistance. At
present she is able to sit up and go out to
her meals.
About / o'clock last Friday morning,
man named John Baker, who is employed
at the sheet rolls in Moorhead's s mills, Soho.
near Pittsburgh, came in con tact with hot
piece of sheet iron which was passing
through the rolls and which struck him IN
the abdomen He attempted to get out of
the way, but before he could do so his abdo
men was cut clear across, and, with
scream, he fell to the floor, with his bow els
prOtruding. a doctor was summon d, ld
he was taken to his home in Otkland.
There is scarcely possibility that he viii
survive.
The controller of mounted police at
Ottawa, Ont, received a dispatch on Satur-
day evening from Mcleod, Y. W. T, 30 the
. effect thai on Friday an outpost of the
mounted police, near Medicine Hat, was
fired upon by a maurading band of Black
foot Indians, and severaI men killed. The
police were compelled to retreat to the fort,
] closely followed by the Indians. a squad
of 300 police sailed out, and after desper-
ate 6ght captured forty of the band. who
were lodged in the stOc kade at Fort Mcleod.
They will be severely dealt with. There is
grave danger of another Indian outbreak in
the northwest during the coming season.